Desmond Lim acknowledged that unpleasantness that arose from the SPP Ordinary Party Conference dated 25 July 2010. It was due to differences of perspective on the future direction of the SDA, in particular on the RP-SDA merger.
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The PAP government has submitted legislative amendments to increase the number of NMPs to 9 and to set a ceiling of 9 NCMPs for the next GE. The number of SMCs is expected to increase to 12. Collectively, these legislative moves affect electoral participation and how the strategy of Opposition unity plays out.
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Recently, a new buzzword has emerged in the local media – productivity. It all begun in December 2009 when the Reform Party publicised its economy policy proposals at a party seminar which attracted quite a significant fanfare locally. The fanfare for productivity peaked twice - first during the public annoucement of the release of...
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The government has set undemanding targets for productivity growth that are likely to be met anyway as the economy recovers from recession. Singapore is in danger of slipping further behind the advanced economies with all the consequences this entails for real incomes. Yet the Budget fails to address this and instead we get...
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Last Saturday, the Reform Party's Seminar on Education attracted a crowd of 60 people that included teachers, working adults and students. This is the second seminar in the series of seminars organised by the Reform Party.
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Kelvin Teo gets the low-down with RP's Tony Tan.
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TOC joins RP at Jurong GRC. Donaldson Tan
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Misinformation about KJ is not harmless. Donaldson Tan
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Kenneth Jeyaretnam spoke at RP's 1st Anniversary Dinner.
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